The Chinese will strive for wealth when most of
them are poor, but when a substantial number of
them achieve wealth, they'll not be content with
wealth because wealth does not buy contentment.
Avarice only creates more avarice. Money is like
a drink which causes more thirst.
One thing that Money can do is give people power
to persuade other people to do things for them.
This monetary power will conflict with political
power. The old guard leadership of China will
not be wise enough to deal with this peevish
new wealthy aristocrat. Entire industrial
empires will be demolished at the stroke of a
whimsical bureacrat's pen. Political system
will battle insatiable and unsatisfied economic
system. Political system will win temporarily
at great economic expense, but people once
affluent will not willingly go back to privation.
So, in the long run, like an aging parent, the
old Communists will lose control. More turmoil
will ensue, and all of that time economy will
implode.
If I were you, I'd stay the %$#@ away from China
for the next thirty years. There's going to be
a lot of human tragedy over there. The
guillotine only cares about one color, the color
red. None of us has a red exterior, but the
executioner knows how to extract the red life force
from all of us. When the second Chinese revolution
hits, foreigners will spill their blood along
with the Chinese colleagues.
Jae
